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Originally Posted by mark
from the non green side.
A gallon of water is worth a penny.
Technically it's 6/10 of a cents but in Edmonton you also pay for each gallon you put in the drain so combined, a penny a gallon.
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+1
Also from a green...er point of view,
Dilution of the toxic sewer water with RO/DI so called "waste".
The more non toxic cleaner water goes in to the sewer the less toxic the sewer water becomes to the environment.
We all know what people are flushing down the toilet right? Not so green...and environmentally friendly.
Now how about medical labs, unsold drugs, pills, washing detergents, soap.
Also think about industrial waste that is being leached, solvents, paint.
Pig/chicken etc. farming, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides...
Perhaps its ok to dilute some of that wit so called "waste" water from RO/DI.
Maybe we should ask ourselves a question: why
they have a campaign to "save water" and "save Electricity"? is it because they want to save our planet or because they want to sell it down south and make a $?
Asking a question "who will benefit?", "who makes $"?
Following the money usually helps getting a bigger picture...
JMO.
